Borregaard ASA 2017 SR
The report outlines Borregaard's sustainability strategy and performance for 2017, focusing on its biorefinery business model that utilizes renewable raw materials. Key highlights include the establishment of a Sustainability Board, a commitment to the Science Based Targets initiative, and a 50% reduction in direct CO2 emissions over the past decade. The company prioritized six UN Sustainable Development Goals, including Zero Hunger and Climate Action, aligning them with its core business of providing green alternatives to petrochemicals. Significant investments were made in energy efficiency at the Sarpsborg site and the commercialization of sustainable biomaterials like Exilva.
Company: Borregaard ASA
Sector: Manufacturing
Country: Norway
Year: 2017
Type: SR
Pages: 28
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Borregaard ASA
Sustainability And Corporate Responsibility Report
The report outlines Borregaard's sustainability strategy and performance for 2017, focusing on its biorefinery business model that utilizes renewable raw materials. Key highlights include the establishment of a Sustainability Board, a commitment to the Science Based Targets initiative, and a 50% reduction in direct CO2 emissions over the past decade. The company prioritized six UN Sustainable Development Goals, including Zero Hunger and Climate Action, aligning them with its core business of providing green alternatives to petrochemicals. Significant investments were made in energy efficiency at the Sarpsborg site and the commercialization of sustainable biomaterials like Exilva.
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Document Details
Report Year
2017
Reporting Period
2017
Fiscal Year
2017
Type
Sustainability Report
Language
English
Pages
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Sustainable Development Goals
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Women on Board
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